Luncheon Club, showed their practical interest in the study of Chinese by schoolboys and schoolgirls in Shanghai by presenting to a trustee of both schools a cheque for $1,000, which will provide medals to be awarded annually to the boy and girl considered to have shown the most proficiency in their Chinese studies.
The occasion was u meeting of the Luncheon Club held at the Dome, and the presentation was made by Mr. Singloh Hsu to Mr. W. S. King.
"This pleasant surprise same afler a yes, and upon other people. This speech "by Sir' Victor Sassoon was the "ism" trouble. Tt was gen-"toms" and was made public by Mr. erally started by experts or cranks. Singloh Hsu, President of the British 'The experts spread their' vi Returned Stents' Union, who hand-abroad in various, publications, and ed the cheque to MeYW, S. King, the cranks whenever they could find Chairman of the British Universities fan. audience. and Schools Luncheon. Club, who Is.
'Sir Victor reminded his audience also a trustee of the Cathedral of the proverbial."tub-thumpers" in Schools, Hyde Park, who were allowed Presenting' the cheque for $1,000 indulgent. government to. fol tale to Mr. King, Mr, Singloh Hsu sald:—views "upon the public, Standing on On behalf. of the members of the their rostrums in the Park, they dis-British Returned Students' Union, cussed the world at large, attracting who as you know constitute the Attention if they were popular, and Chinese. members of the British merely pouring out their souls fo the Universities ard. Schools Luncheon empty alr if they were not.
Club, T have great pleasure in hand-'Sir Victor traced the growth of Ing this cheque of $1000 to Mr. the "am" complaint from the Infant S.. King, In. his dual capacity. to those In their second childhood, chaliman' of the British Universities There were two "isms," -he said that ud Schools Luncheon Club, and stood out among the Fest. They were a trustee of the two Cathedral Paselam and Communism. They ap-Schools. T would ask Mr. King to peared to hate one another, but were be good enough to forward this sum on our behalf, halt to the trustees of the Cathedral Boys' School, and halt to the trustees of the Cathedral Girls" School, For some time past the Chine: both striving after the same object—that of introducing a form of despotism and. slavery which would have shocked their earllest adherents but' whichhed now gone too far to be checked. It was hard for those at the head of these movements to The Fourth US.
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